Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

More than 3,800 flights were canceled for Monday as much of the Midwest and South prepared for up to a foot of snow as well as icy conditions.

American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United have all issued waivers to prevent passengers and planes from becoming stranded on Friday.

Which countries allow Americans and have relatively low COVID-19 infection rates? If you are determined to travel abroad, here are your best options.

Texas florist Jenny Cudd, who took part in the Capitol riot Jan. 6, asked for permission to travel to Mexico for a work retreat this month.

The New York City area, which saw upwards of a foot of snow Monday, is expected to get snow showers Tuesday as the airports try to clear backlogs.

American, Delta, Frontier, Southwest and United issued waivers covering travel on Tuesday for much of the Midwest as snow pelts Iowa and Nebraska.

President Joe Biden overturned Donald Trump’s 2017 ban on travel from predominantly Muslim countries and outlined plans for what will replace it.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that effective Jan. 18, anyone traveling to the U.K. must present a negative COVID test and quarantine or 10 days.

DHS announced the U.S., Canada and Mexico have agreed to keep land borders closed through at least Feb. 21.